#Galaxy Note 4

Users of the recently-announced Galaxy Note 4 report that they are seeing a major defect on their device which shows a significant gap between the phablet’s body and its display – thus the term “gapgate”. [caption id="attachment_70900" align="aligncenter" width="480"] Samsung Galaxy Note 4 with a card fitting the gap.[/caption] After numerous complains on the 5.5-inch iPhone 6 Plus’ body easily bending when applied pressure and after other brands had made fun of it, it seems like Samsung is getting the spotlight this time but not in a good way. South Korean users, where the Galaxy Note 4 was released last September 26, said that the gap in their device is thick enough to fit 2 sheets of A4 bond papers or a slightly thicker business card. It may seem like a harmless design issue, but it might affect the internals of the Note 4 in the long run since dust, lint, and even water could easily penetrate the device. Following the announcement of the Galaxy Note 4 at Samsung's event, the company unveils another flagship phone extremely similar to the Note 4 but with a twist - it packs Samsung's curved display. It has the same screen resolution, the same camera, the same internals, the same Note suite and so forth. Read more in our articles including "iPhone 6 Plus had bendgate, Note 4 now has gapgate" and "Samsung Galaxy Note Edge announced, curved flagship".